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Technology & Facilities - Leaf gongs go to Framestore & Glassworks.
Framestore CFC and Glassworks led the pack at the 2002 London Effects and Animation Festival (Leaf)
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Technology & Facilities - Globecast Promotions.
Satellite transmission provider Globecast Europe has promoted two members of its London team. Juliet Bayliss moves
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Technology & Facilities - Cinesite Europe Moves.
Cinesite Europe will move to a new 30,000 sq ft complex in June next year. The
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Technology & Facilities - The Farm's big plans.
Dublin-based post facility The Farm has embarked on a EUR4m (#2.5m) expansion plan with the backing
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Technology & Facilities - Arri's Uxbridge acres.
The Arri Group has bought a new four-acre site in Uxbridge that will enable it to
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Technology & Facilities - Over 300 jobs to go at OpenTV.
OpenTV, the interactive TV firm that owns Static 2358, is to restructure with the loss of
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Technology & Facilities - Facilities want in on ITC indie inquiry.
Facilities bosses are urging media secretary Tessa Jowell and the Independent Television Commission (ITC) to include
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Technology & Facilities - 5D folds under tax bill.
UK visual effects systems developer 5D unexpectedly went into administration last week with the potential loss
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Facilities want in on ITC indie inquiry
Facilities bosses are urging media secretary Tessa Jowell and the Independent Television Commission (ITC) to include studios and post-production in its planned investigation into the programme supply market, writes Will Strauss
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5D folds under tax bill
UK visual effects systems developer 5D unexpectedly went into administration last week with the potential loss of 50 jobs, writes Barbara Marshall
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Over 300 jobs to go at OpenTV
OpenTV, the interactive TV firm that owns Static 2358, is to restructure with the loss of 315 positions, writes Barbara Marshall
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Leaf gongs go to Framestore and Glassworks
Framestore CFC and Glassworks led the pack at the 2002 London Effects and Animation Festival (Leaf) awards held at London's Hippodrome last Wednesday (9 October), writes Barbara Marshall
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Arri's Uxbridge acres
The Arri Group has bought a new four-acre site in Uxbridge that will enable it to bring together its three sales and rental divisions. Arri Lighting Rental moved in last week and will be followed in three weeks time by Arri Media and sales division Arri (GB). The new site ...
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Cinesite Europe moves
Cinesite Europe will move to a new 30,000 sq ft complex in June next year. The new building, in Londonss Sheraton Street, will house a 40-seat cinema and three floors of facilities, enabling the firm to expand its digital mastering service. The 10-year-old US post-house opened its London office nine ...
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Globecast promotions
Satellite transmission provider Globecast Europe has promoted two members of its London team. Juliet Bayliss moves up to head of TV channel distribution, UK and Northern Ireland, following the departure of Nigel Gibson, and Gary Champion will be the new head of news and business TV. Both report to senior ...
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The Farm's big plans
Dublin-based post facility The Farm has embarked on a €4m (£2.5m) expansion plan with the backing of Fineline Media Finance. The Farm, unrelated to the London group of the same name, was formed in April following the merger of The Farm Digital Audio Production and video expert Blade. The new ...
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NewsOpenTV restructure sees 315 jobs go
OpenTV, the interactive TV firm that owns Static 2358, is to restructure with the loss of 315 positions, writes Barbara Marshall
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Facilities break-ins raise insurance fears
Broadcast facility and hire firms fear insurance premiums will escalate following another spate of thefts and attempted thefts in the London area, writes Barbara Marshall
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4MC poaches top audio man
Liberty Livewire facility 4MC has made another top-level signing with the appointment of De Lane Lea head of sound David Old, writes Barbara Marshall
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Pioneer/1 Ltd develop digital sound system
British technology development firm 1 Ltd has teamed up with Pioneer Electronics in the US to produce a digital sound projector, writes Barbara Marshall